When Chen Fan wakes up, he discovers he has been reborn in 1998, just as he has developed the Red Star Computer System. It is now 1998, and the software industry has only just opened its doors to the country. The internet age has yet to arrive, and the major players are still dormant, not yet awakened.
With the internet wave about to arrive, Chen Fan, a reborn man, resolutely starts with the Red Star Computer System, revitalizing the nation's computer software industry and building an internet empire for the people of Huaxia alone!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
With your huge profits, no one from above would cause trouble at that time.
Your writing about Liu Chuanzhi is too idealistic. If Liu Chuanzhi was as good as what you wrote, he wouldn't be the American League (smile)
After reading it, I feel a little bit pained. The protagonist has built a system by himself, founded Google, and acquired Lenovo... This step is too big. The key is that the protagonist can do it by himself. It is too fantasy. Adding some cheats is easier to say. This book is too fantasy for me, and it's a bit uncomfortable to read, of course for me. I have some familiarity with some companies, but I was so disappointed when I saw the protagonist just build a system, and he was still alone... I couldn't digest it at the moment. Let me take a look first
Those who work in knitting are all reborn. They haven't jumped out of the Western computer system yet still use English codes.
Personally, I think the main focus is on hardware, including various materials, machine tools, chips, etc. As for software, just operating systems, industrial software, etc., Sina, NetEase, etc., Have low technical content and are not in line with the temperament of the male protagonist. If they are poked by a Yankee, they will collapse.
In the final analysis, it is still a software system, but what is really awesome is wafer manufacturing, chip manufacturing, and system design. Chip architecture is just a matter of thinking, and manufacturing is a matter of industrial capabilities. So what really determines the Internet is the lowest level hardware manufacturing.
I laughed when I saw the acquisition process of Lenovo and CCT. Did those two people not graduate from kindergarten?
Now you actually want to whitewash the conscience of the United States?
If we were really reborn 20 years ago, we would not need an operating system at all to plan the Internet. We would only need a free Internet cafe management software to lay out the world. The investment would be relatively small, and it would be possible to find a programmer worth tens of thousands or ten thousand. The difficulty lies not in the complexity of the software, but in vision and creativity. Free is a powerful tool, especially 20 years ago
When we reach Chapter 200. A bit **. Can you please stop making it so real? It feels like I'm making up the words a bit. What I see is your technological development. It is not an urban favor accident business.